Momcozy Hospital-Grade Wearable Breast Pump

I’ve been renting a Medela Symphony for only pumping at night when my baby slept but due to unforeseen circumstances I ended up exclusively pumping. I’m a very on the go person (not really but I have three older kids who require my attention too lol) and I was becoming extremely frustrated with having to sit for twenty minutes and time my outings within the three hour window before I had to pump again. After doing some thorough research I landed on this one because it was hospital grade and the motor wasn’t attached to the cups (something about the motor being attached to the cups makes me think due to moisture it will eventually give out faster but those are just my thoughts) plus the price was fairly decent compared to other hands free pumps. Still, as a mom of four I couldn’t get myself to buy it for the regular price however this goes on sale every so often and if you still have your baby registry you can add it and stack it to get an extra 15% off which makes it even more worth it. That being said, I’m only on day 4 of using this and it has been a game changer! It’s easy to assemble and has only three parts to wash. I’m able to pump and drive while on the go. It’s quiet enough that I can be on the phone and no one asks “what’s that noise” and the best part is that I’m still getting the same amount as I do with my Medela. It doesn’t come with a case like many of the other Momcozy pumps but I’ve been carrying mine in a kids size lunchbox with an ice pack (if you’re not doing the fridge hack you should) and throwing the motor part in my diaper bag with no problems yet. If you’re looking for a pump that’s affordable and gives you your freedom back while maintaining your supply this is it!

Definitely my favorite pump, and very close to being perfect. I have experienced some hiccups but it is the one i consistently bring to work. Pros: -Extremely quiet, can barely hear it -Gentle and Comfortable -Lowest profile under clothes, and doesn’t ever fall out of my bra when I bend over either. -Cups stand upright -Easy to wash -Same output as my spectra Cons: -Despite the plug, it will still drip out the top a bit if the cups are full -Sometimes milk gets backed up in the flange and I have to fix the pressure to get it to flow through the duckbill, happened twice -Tubing gets easily pinched, mine came with a little kink too -The pieces of tubing that attach to the cup can be really tough to pop off gently and not spill milk if the cups are full Despite the cons, ease of use and comfortability make it my go to. I feel like I can move around and do stuff just by putting the pump in my pocket. I have the Spectra, momcozy S9 and Momcozy M5. This one is still my favorite.

This pump is great for being on the go, or just not being tied to a wall pump when at home. It’s not quite as effective with milk expression as my Spectra I use at home, but I don’t think any of them really are. I think a lot of complete emptying has to do with being relaxed and thinking of baby to induce letdowns. It’s hard to do that when you’re moving around and have your mind other placed. I have elastic nipples so finding a mobile pump with a long tunnel was essential. I tried the M6 and like it, but this tunnel was even longer. Not only is it longer, but it has a downward angle, rather than the horizontal position of most others. This makes it less likely to leak, which I feel can be a problem for my small breasts, especially if I’m moving around while using it. I also liked that it was a singular pump, so the suction was the same on both sides, versus it being off-sync with the individual pumps. The caveat to that is that I can’t use it for one breast only, so I can’t use it to pump the other breast while my baby is nursing. It really depends on what you’re most needing it for. I needed something to pump at work. We have a mother’s room, but I work at a veterinary hospital and am often too busy to leave the floor. If I need to, I can quickly place these and continue working while I pump. I had a very small leak while wearing them when I bent over turning them almost completely upside down, but I can’t fault the pump for that. I wish I could change it to pump singularly if I needed to. I also wish clicking the power button would lock the screen automatically. Just let it time out on its own to have the screen lock. Even if the screen is blacked out, it it’s not locked, a singular touch with adjust the settings. Would be nice if a touch would light it up, then a second touch to adjust. I often accidentally adjust the settings while trying to pocket the pump, thinking the screen is locked. The hanging cord could be longer, but that’s an easy fix. Overall a very good pump.

This is a great pump it’s extremely quiet and works well how ever I do not like that the diaphragm is permanent inside of the cup anything that has to be replaced often should NEVER be stuck to something permanently. I would rather wash the part instead of having to throw all of that plastic in the trash. When the diaphragm has to be replaced you have to replace the entire cups which is absolutely ridiculous but the pump motor is fantastic the cups are also very nice I would have loved them more if the diaphragm Wasn’t permanent inside of the cups I give this pump all together a 8 because I do believe the suction should be a bit stronger for as expensive this pump is 8/10 dude just got an email

I’m 14 days postpartum and exclusively pumping every 3 hours (8x a day for 30 minutes), so I’ve been putting this pump to work and so far, I’m super happy with it. I actually bought the Momcozy V1 Pro after doing a ton of research and trying a few other wearable pumps, including the kind with the pump built directly into the cups. Those just didn’t cut it for me. This one does have tubing and the pump part is separate, but, it works way better. The suction is stronger, more consistent, and it just empties me better. I’ve been averaging about 18–20oz a day so far, and that’s been steadily increasing. Fit & Sizing: It comes with a full nipple sizing kit and flange inserts, which I really appreciated. The cups are 24mm by default, but I use the 19mm inserts and they work great. It also includes 21mm if you fall in between. Only downside here: if you need a size larger than 24mm, this probably isn’t going to work for you. Comfort & Wearability: It’s comfortable to wear, easy to assemble and clean, and pretty discreet under a looser shirt or hoodie. I do wish it had a clip so I could attach it to my waistband or something just to feel a little more secure when I’m moving around. It does come with a wrist strap, which is a nice touch, but a clip would’ve made it perfect. Performance: Suction is strong (in a good way) and surprisingly close to what I was getting with my hospital-grade pump. It has multiple modes and levels, so you can really customize what works best for your body. It doesn’t feel harsh or pinchy, which was a problem I had with other brands. Cleaning: Super easy to take apart and clean. I’m doing it constantly, so this part matters more than I thought it would. Overall: Not perfect, but the best pump I’ve found so far. It hits the right balance between portability and actual pumping power. If you’ve tried the fully cordless cup-style pumps and felt underwhelmed, this one might surprise you in a good way.

Love this pump! Output is great for me - super light and comfy to wear. I love the high,medium,low adjustments on the suction. I did have a motor failure day 2. My motor wouldn’t charge anymore but I contacted momcozy and gave them a screenshot of my order and explanation and they overnighted me an entire replacement! So not only do I have a new motor - I have double the parts! Love momcozy and love this pump!

Ok so I had to wait to write my review until I used it a while. I personally love this wearable pump. I also got the momcozy M5 and hate that one. If you’re larger busted (I’m a 40+ D/DD)100% get this pump because it’s super lightweight and doesn’t tip my bra or lose suction like I would with the M5. The tubing is good quality and thick enough to not get pinched with day to day use. This is a very comfortable pump and don’t leave me feeling sore afterwards and I got the same output as I do with my spectra. I was nervous about the touch screen at first but it’s super easy to use one you learn what settings you like. The size of the motor part is good but to hold onto it is a pain but there are belt clips that are sold third party that work perfectly and make it truly hands free

I have had my Momcozy pump and used it for a month now religiously. Over all I am very happy with my purchase with only one complaint/comment to make. It is rechargeable, but the battery life in mine has significantly declined. I usually pump the automatic 30 minutes that the timer is set on when turned on. I used to get 4-5 pumps in one full charge. Now I’m getting 2-3 on one full charge. I also wish the hands free base came with an additional option to clip it or secure it to the waste band or something.

Lo amaba pero no duró mucho Realmente tiene muy buen agarre y succión practicó y cómodo pero no duró mucho y eso que solo lo uso una vez al día